- Kyiv School of Economics
- Programs
- Non-degree
- Economics in action: markets & consumers analysis
Description
Target audience:
- specialists of marketing and sales departments;
- small and medium business entrepreneurs;
- specialists of planning and economic departments;
- market analysts;
- sales analysts;
- product managers.
At the course you will be taught:
- apply knowledge of economics to make better pricing decisions;
- identify different types of costs and their impact on production and pricing decisions;
- analyze the consumer choice process and its consequences for optimal pricing;
- calculate different types of price elasticity to determine the effect of price on demand and income;
- estimate demand functions based on statistics;
- find opportunities for price discrimination (sell the same product at different prices to different buyers) and recommend strategies to maximize sales and profits.
Course instructors – professors of Kyiv School of Economics.
- 7 evening modules for 3 hours – 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm
- homework + exam (online test)
- Ukrainian language
Upon completion of the course, each participant will receive a certificate.
- full cost – 6250 UAH
- parts payment: 50% of the full cost before the start of the course + 50% inside the course – 3075 UAH + 3075 UAH
- price for a separate module (one evening – 3 hours of classes) – 1100 UAH
- special price for the KSE community – for all participants and graduates of medium and masters programs of the Kyiv School of Economics – 5000 UAH
_____
More course & payment details:
Vitalii Zaiets, Programs Manager: [email protected], Telegram, Viber, WhatsApp – 380672174575
More Information
Less Information
Format
Short-term
Price
₴ 6250
Duration
7evening modules
Format
Short-term

Elena Besedina
Ph.D., Bocconi University, KSE Assistant Professor

Olga Kupets
Ph.D. in Economics, Institute of Demography and Social Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, KSE professor

Maksym Obrizan
Ph.D., University of Iowa, Associate professor at KSE

Olesia Verchenko
Ph.D., Vice President for Economics Education
Admission Information
Registration